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After the Storms, Stranded Puffins Regain Their Freedom
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Stranded after storms and cared for in a sanctuary following a major mobilization, fourteen Atlantic puffins were released into the bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz on February 27th. Many spectators came to witness this first release. Socoa (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) With tears in her eyes, Céline Maury watched the silhouettes of the birds disappear into the open sea. Within minutes, the puffins, initially a little dizzy and clumsy, had regained their foot…
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